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401 - Dhruv Agarwal - Assignment 2 - Dhruv Agarwal
401 - Dhruv Agarwal - Assignment 2 - Dhruv Agarwal
401 - Dhruv Agarwal - Assignment 2 - Dhruv Agarwal
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As we can see from graph of Log of Germany GDP’s Quarterly data, that series is non-stationary, so
we will check stationarity at first difference.
DLnGermnay
DLNGERMNAY
.12
.08
.04
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At first difference, series seems to have a constant mean, and now can be processed for checking AR
and MA processes.
So, we take correlogram of first difference of log prices of Germany’s GDP as “dlngermnay”
Correlogram- “dlngermnay”
We can see from Correlogram that ACF and PACF are significant only for 1 levels only, so we must
check ARMA levels for those ARIMA (p,d,q) models:-(0,1,1), (1,1,0),(1,1,1)
ARMA Check at (0,1,1) levels
As we find that AIC is highest for ARIMA(1,1,1) model we will prefer ARIMA (1,1,1) model for further
forecasts and analysis.
Now we look for coefficients of AR(1), MA(1) and Constant using Conditional Least Squares
Forecast using E-Views
We have taken data till 2017Q4 as sample and used Forecast function on ARIMA(1,1,1) model to
predict remaining 8 quarters of data and the above picture shows E-Vies Forecast result.